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Purified
Mary Griffin
Purified
Genres: Blues, Pop, R&B, Rock, Broadway & Vocalists
 
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All Artists: Mary Griffin
Title: Purified
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Curb Special Markets
Release Date: 11/5/2002
Genres: Blues, Pop, R&B, Rock, Broadway & Vocalists
Styles: Contemporary Blues, Vocal Pop, Contemporary R&B, Soul
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 715187789821

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A Diva for Grown-ups! Get her Japan Edition too.
03/30/2003
(5 out of 5 stars)

"This incredible singer has acrobatic control of her voice, her own phrasing style, as well as range, emotion, and sheer force that easily rival Whitney and Celine. She co-writes some of her tunes. Live on stage, her real curves humble Mariah. She's been on tour with and is now managed by Patti Labelle. Credentials! I played Mary's "Surrender" next to Celine's. Mary's key is at least 2 notes higher. Mary's "Anytime" has now been recorded by Kelly Clarkson. Hope Kelly got rest that day. The Japanese edition of this album has 6 different tracks. The song-writers Sam Watters & Louis Biancaniello composed "Dying Inside" and "Without You" for that cd, which are as good as their songs "Surrender" and "Anytime". Get these two cd's as well as the Diane Warren - penned single "I Wanna Get Back With You.""
Finally, an album well worth the wait!
John L. Hulsey | San Diego, CA United States | 12/31/2002
(5 out of 5 stars)

"In 1997, Mary Griffin recorded "For The First Time," but the CD was never released. Now, many of those tracks are available on this new release, which is actually called "Purified."Mary had a series of singles, including the remake of "Knock on Wood" from the 54 soundtrack. She had dance hits with "Perfect Moment," "We Can Get There (from Coyote Ugly), and "Without You."I am definitely not an unbiased reviewer, because I was one of the fortunate few who saw Mary perform Sunday afternoons at the Mint in New Orleans. More than just a powerful voice in a beautiful body, she is one of the nicest people I have ever had the pleasure to meet. If there is such a thing as anyone who "deserves" to make it big, this lady is that person.Buy this CD, play it often, and impress your friends with your musical discovery. If there is any hope in this world, Mary will one day top the charts!John Hulsey"
Ecstacy! Rapture!
JazzDing | San Diego | 02/02/2005
(5 out of 5 stars)

"I'll tell you where she is: She sang at Napolean's Itch in New Orleans on Sunday. It's a 'small venue'-- a bar. It was packed when she started, but with people who had not necessarily come to see her. They rudely talked over her first number. She started the second then stopped the band and reprimanded the crowd using appropriately salty language . . . then she TOOK OFF. I was in the back, unable to see and started hearing this incredible voice reaching ever higher and tossing emotion like a bird in flight. I pushed my way to the front and stood right there, 3 feet from her and she sang a song and a half just to me. I've heard gospel singers talk about being taken over by the spirit when they're really on. Well it was as if this girl was possessed! She can stand right next to Patti in my book and to me Patti is a Goddess. She did Get Here . . . which is special to me for reasons I won't go into. I actually cried during the ending. OH, did I mention this girl is HOT. I mean, I'm gay, ok? But she could just about change me, you know? By the middle of her set, everyone in the place, with few and occasional exceptions, was tuned in. She walked the bar, front to back, singing to this one and that one then strolled out into the street and sang to the people out there. It was an unbelievable performance, one I will cherish and never forget. When she finished, I waited for a moment and thanked her for giving her soul that day. She held me in a long embrace and whispered in my ear, 'I love you.'



Go out and buy this record. Snap up everything you can by Mary Griffin. She's in a league of her own."